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This illustration of India under British rule appeared in a London newspaper in 1877.This image showing the Great Famine implies that
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the British Raj was working to help Indian citizens.B
life in India would improve under British rule.C
imperialism had become too difficult for the British people.D
the British did not suffer the hardships the Indians faced.2
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How did the decline of Mughal influence affect the East India Company?
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The decline of Mughal power resulted in chaos, which made trade very difficult for the East India Company.B
The decline of Mughal power robbed the East India Company of a trade partner and their trading posts decreased.C
The decline of Mughal power allowed the East India Company to expand its trading operations across the region.D
The decline of Mughal power resulted in the rise of a new Indian ruler who wanted to expand trade with the East India Company.3
The British established the East India Company to acquire
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oil and other natural resources in Asia.B
spices and other goods found in Asia.C
soldiers for their armies and navies.D
workers for their factories and mills.4
One of the three main goals of the East India Company was to
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build up the Indian economy.B
create a new British colony in Asia.C
spread British influence and power.D
establish rulers known as viceroys5
What was one positive result of the British raj’s rule in India?
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India had a developed infrastructure, including railroads and communications.B
The standard of living greatly increased for many Indian citizens.C
Indian employees received the same wages as their British counterparts.D
A rising number of Indian officials held leadership positions in government.6
What was one negative consequence of the British raj’s rule in India?
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Sanitation and public health continued to suffer.B
The legal system saw few modern improvements.C
Only a few thousand Indians got a higher education.D
Civil servants were segregated from ordinary Indians.7
Which statement best explains the concept of “home rule” advocated by the nationalists in India?
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Under home rule, Indian citizens would be ruled by the East India Company and its private army.B
Under home rule, Indian citizens would remain part of the British empire but would govern themselves.C
Under home rule, Indian citizens would be ruled by British civil servants and a viceroy who represented the British monarch.D
Under home rule, Indian citizens would sever all ties to Great Britain and assume complete control of the government.8
The East India Company set up regional governments in India that were run by
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company governors.B
colonial viceroys.C
Mughal emperors.D
Indian rajahs.9
Which option shows the correct order of events in India’s history?
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I. The Sepoy Rebellion takes place.II. Mughal officials lose their land and wealth.III. The British raj forms and begins to rule.IV. The East India Company loses control.B
I. The British raj forms and begins to rule.II. The East India Company loses control.III. Mughal officials lose their land and wealth.IV. The Sepoy Rebellion takes place.C
I. The East India Company loses control.II. The British raj forms and begins to rule.III. The Sepoy Rebellion takes place.IV. Mughal officials lose their land and wealth.D
I. Mughal officials lose their land and wealth.II. The Sepoy Rebellion takes place.III.The East India Company loses control.IV. The British raj forms and begins to rule.10
Which statement best describes the economy of India in the late 1700s?
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In the late 1700s, British farmers produced cotton that was shipped to Indian factories to produce textiles.B
In the late 1700s, Indian farmers produced cotton that was shipped to British factories to produce textiles.C
In the late 1700s, taxes were lowered to promote struggling manufacturing and trade industries in India.D
In the late 1700s, taxes were raised to gain revenue from the growing manufacturing industries in India.Did you find these answers helpful?
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